The Once and Future Witches

This is a beautiful book. It takes a look at women's rights through the eyes of three sisters trying to give a boost to the suffrage movement by introducing witchcraft. It deals with not only the right to vote, but their treatment. It also includes black, lesbian, and trans women in the mix. I was astonished at how much Harrow was able to tackle in this novel. Granted, there were a lot of characters and I lost track of many, but their stories stuck with me. This book has been nominated for a couple of awards this year as of this writing, though not as many as its predecessor, The Ten Thousand Doors of January.

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